Forbes: Zuzana Čaputová ranks among the world's 100 most powerful women
The Slovak president is listed among accomplished women from a number of countries and professions including Nancy Pelosi and Taylor Swift.
Croatia gets EU approval to join border-free Schengen area
The favorite Czech holiday destination will become part of the Schengen area from Jan. 1, 2023.
Anti-homeless barriers in Prague raise questions about 'hostile architecture'
According to architects and social activists, the urban make-up of Prague is becoming increasingly hostile to homeless people.
Czech president signs bill allowing sanctions against foreigners
Known internationally as the Magnitsky Act, the bill was one of eight signed into law by Miloš Zeman on Wednesday.
Czech politicians criticize decision to evict refugees from housing facility
The Czech lower house of parliament said the measure was a necessary part of streamlining the operation of refugee-housing facilities.
Czech government extends checks at Slovak border for another 14 days
The controls were introduced in September due to a rise in migrants coming mainly from Syria.
Survey finds that 40 percent of Czechs believe rape victims are 'partly responsible'
A study by Amnesty International finds that a considerable proportion of Czechs place blame on rape victims.
Czechia still not ready to adopt the euro
The Finance Ministry and Czech National Bank said the country will not meet the required targets in the near future.
The Daily Dozen: 12 things to know about Czechia today
Snowfall slows traffic on Czech roads, few apply for housing allowance, Czech sailor travels the world, and much more.
EXCLUSIVE: Czech presidential candidate Petr Pavel on society, Ukraine, and faith in politics
The former army general is running on a campaign to heal the divides in Czech society. He spoke to us about the political climate in the country now.
Prague photo exhibit highlights same-sex couples' lack of rights in Czechia
The photo gallery showcases the stories of 10 different LGBTQ+ families who have faced issues due to Czechia's legislation.
Czech inspectors find first violator of the ban on dual quality food
A law that took effect in May prohibits brands from selling lower quality food with the same label in Czechia than in other countries.
Statue of Putin goblin replaces controversial monument of Russian marshal in Prague
The statue will remain in Bubeneč for 30 days after which it will be auctioned off to raise money for weapons for Ukraine.
The Daily Dozen: 12 things to know about Czechia today
Crown jewels to go on display, construction kicks off on metro line D, Christmas trees in a pot, and other buzzworthy Czech headlines.
EU’s space research center in Prague opens to the public this week
Visitors have the chance to learn more about EUSPA's activities, as well as career and space entrepreneurship opportunities.
Ukrainian soldiers start official training on Czech territory
Some Czech politicians criticized a law passed last week allowing soldiers from Ukraine to receive military training in Czechia.
The Daily Dozen: 12 things to know about Czechia today
Georgia, new fast food, snow and ice, and other buzzworthy Czech headlines.





